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Are you looking for ways to keep your kids engaged and learning while having fun? Look no further than Pioneer PBS! With Pioneer PBS KIDS, you can be confident that your child will have access to high-quality, educational content that will inspire their curiosity and help them learn. So why wait? Start exploring our resources today and give your child a fun and educational experience they won't forget!
Our wide variety of free, kid-tested programs, games, and hands-on activities are the perfect solution for families looking to enrich their children's education. With resources available for use at home, at school, or on the go, you can trust Pioneer PBS to provide your child with high-quality, educational content that will inspire their curiosity and help them learn. Explore our collection of fun and educational resources today.
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Kids love BIG animals and BIG adventures. And guess what? This new movie has both! Travel around the world with Chris and Martin Kratt, visiting the big blue sea and green forest as they learn how both the blue and green parts of the earth are important to our planet's health. Get ready to meet lots of animals, like an anaconda, blue whale, lemur, and... a mudskipper? (Yes, I had to look that one up). "Our Blue and Green World" is streaming now on PBS KIDS!
Dive into a world of endless possibilities with PBS KIDS, the leading educational media brand for children. Through engaging television programs content, PBS KIDS provides a platform for kids to learn valuable lessons while being entertained by a diverse cast of lovable characters. Now, with additional online content on YouTube, children can enjoy extra clips, digital-first programs, podcasts, and more, ensuring they are both entertained and continuously learning.
"Jelly, Ben & Pogo" is an animated short series featuring two Filipino-American siblings and their sea monster friend, Pogo. Each episode takes the three best friends on adventures and helps children learn how to approach problems, like saving an overheated lizard, to helping each other to face their fears, as well as learn about their Filipino culture.
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When 10-year old Keyshawn Keys from North Minneapolis inherits a set of keys that can unlock almost any door, he and his best friend, Kiki, set out on a detective journey to solve the disappearing bikes mystery before the town's Juneteenth parade.
Kelsey wants help practicing her cheer and baton poses. She meets adapted physical education teacher David, who leads Kelsey through exercises and explains his job. David gives Kelsey the calm ball and lists other physical health related jobs.
In today's increasingly digital world, it can be challenging for parents and teachers to find reliable and engaging ways to help children learn. Whether you're looking for activities to keep your child engaged during the summer, or you're a teacher searching for new ways to enhance your students' learning, these resources are sure to provide a fun and educational experience. From interactive games and virtual field trips to printable worksheets and lesson plans, these resources are a valuable tool for anyone looking to boost their child's education.
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This collection of supplementary digital media resources offers a range of options for engaging middle and high school students with key questions in climate science:
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Pioneer PBS documentaries offer a unique perspective into the artistic practices of Scandinavian and Native communities in America, particularly in southwest and western Minnesota. These videos showcase the efforts of master artists and craftspeople in preserving their cultural identity through practices such as Sami-inspired bracelet making, Dakota quill working, Norwegian knifemaking and Dakota beadworking. The classroom-ready resources provided by Pioneer PBS are an excellent tool for educators to impart knowledge about these cultural traditions to younger generations. By exploring these resources, students can gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of these communities.
As the new school year begins, many teachers, students, and families are entering an uncertain time with new routines and potential disruptions. To support remote learning from anywhere, PBS LearningMedia has curated a special collection of flexible resources. The collection includes a variety of tools to support learning, including videos, self-paced interactive lessons, printable activities, and more. Whether you're teaching in-person or virtually, PBS LearningMedia has the resources you need to support student learning.
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